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Titus Hale — Still More Adventures of a Teen-Age Forty-Niner

Posted on April 5, 2021 by nancyleek

The flood about used up my capital and my lease of the lot only ran till June 1st so I concluded to abandon pies, cakes and nuts and on March 4th 1850 started for Georgetown; I was at Coloma and … Continue reading →

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Titus Hale — More Adventures of a Teen-Age Forty-Niner

Posted on April 3, 2021 by nancyleek

Titus Hale was an enterprising young man at sixteen years of age. A few days after that [the election] we sold our team, and I engaged in business peddling Nuts. I bought my first stock from R. Gelston, 25 lbs. … Continue reading →

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Titus Hale — A Teen-Age Forty-Niner

Posted on April 1, 2021 by nancyleek

Titus Hale came to California in 1849 at the age of fifteen. He and his father, Israel Hale, traveled the overland route from May to October, arriving in California by way of the Lassen Trail. While others in their wagon … Continue reading →